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Our Oatley physiotherapy clinic services patients needing a physio in Mortdale, Hurstville Grove, Connells Point or Oyster Bay.
Welcome to HH Physio and Sports Rehab! Where our goal is to provide exceptional physiotherapy care! Our team take the time to listen to your problem, assess and then treat effectively. We then spend the time teaching you how to manage and prevent your issue - making sure you are back to performing better than ever!
We commit ourselves to ongoing research and study to ensure we stay up to date with the latest innovations within physiotherapy.
Every patient we see is unique; therefore, so is their treatment. Recipe approaches lead to average results - we tailor our approach to your injury, life and goals.
We know how time-poor most people are these days which is why we have appointments to suit - come and see us early morning, late night or even weekend physio appointments.
Physiotherapy is only part of your journey to better health - we will collaborate with any practitioner that you are also seeing, be it a GP, specialist coach or trainer!
Here at HH Physiotherapy, we are driven to providing exceptional physiotherapy care. We listen, assess, treat and teach you so that we don’t just resolve your pain – we make sure you get back to performing better than ever!
We are passionate about delivering a service you value; we pride ourselves on the pillars of listening to your concerns, quality patient education, effective hands-on treatment, and exercise rehabilitation. We follow-up throughout your whole recovery journey with individualised exercise programs and physio-run rehabilitation sessions so that you keep improving outside the clinic.
Our physiotherapist is a dual titled Musculoskeletal & Sports Physio who specialises in injury and performance rehabilitation. He also has a particular interest in chronic pain, headaches, concussion and TMJ (jaw pain). Our physiotherapist consults with jaw surgeons on Tuesdays and works at the emergency department of St. George Hospital on weekends.
Hubert Huynh is a St George local, who began his working experience in the hospital system. Hubert still maintains a working position at St George hospital on the weekends, whilst running his practice in Oatley during the week. Having this variety helps give Hubert the experience to treat a wide variety of patients.
He enjoys the challenge of solving challenging presentations and insists on continuing to better himself and his understanding of physiotherapy with continual training and study. In 2016 Hubert went on and completed his Master's degree well after finishing his Bachelor's degree in 2016.
Outside of the clinic in Oatley, Hurbert provided physiotherapy at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Tennis Australia Wheelchair tournaments and Athletics Australia National Titles.
Being a physiotherapist allows me to positively affect the community I work in through improving people's health and understanding of their health. I decided to become a physio through my interest in the human body and my background in sports however as I studied further, I have loved learning the different fields that physiotherapists are involved in which makes it exciting.
Seeing the improvement in an individual's pain, function and ultimately them achieving their goal. I love being part of this journey of learning, exploration, grit and success. I love how varied my job can be with learning about the physical aspects of injury but also the motivational side of recovering from pain, injury and illnesses.
I am not just passionate about being a physiotherapist but first and foremost, care about you. I take the time to listen to your concerns and work collaboratively with you in your recovery so that you are understand what is going on and what your recovery looks like. I am highly trained through my post-graduate masters so that you can assured that I am providing most up-to-date and effective treatment of you condition. Finally, I believe that your session doesn't end after you leave the clinic and will follow-up/ guide you through your recovery with individualised exercise rehabilitation.
I recharge in nature and love to be hiking and trekking in the mountains. I have been active all my life and love to play various sports including tennis, dragon-boat paddling, soccer and currently training at my local CrossFit gym. I'm also currently having a go at learning the saxophone.
I grew up in the St. George area going to school at Sydney Tech High and love the diverse, family-orientated community that I work in at Oatley. I like the green spaces in the area where you'll find me frequently walking the trails in the area and Oatley Park. The community is very active which I love to see everyone out exercising and and enjoying the outdoors!
4/83 Mulga Rd, Oatley NSW 2223. Inside 'Sydney Sports Therapy' above Prestige Liquors store, we are 10 minutes from Oatley Train station.
Mortdale Physio 2 Km Distance from Mortdale NSW 2223 to Oatley Physio. You leave Mortdale NSW 2223, AU and reach Oatley NSW 2223, AU. Trip Mortdale NSW 2223 » Oatley NSW 2223. Distance: 2 kilometres.
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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Sydney, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Mortdale, Hurstville Grove and Connells Point.
Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Oatley.
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Oatley is a suburb in Southern Sydney, located 18 kilometres from the Sydney CBD. It is part of the St. George area and is under the Georges River Council. Based on the 2016 census, Oatley has 10,486 residents.
Several bodies of water are found in Oatley, such as the Georges River, Oatley Bay, Lime Kiln Bay, and the Neverfail Bay. While the suburbs neighbouring Oatley are; Mortdale, Penshurst, Hurstville Grove, Peakhurst Heights, Connells Point, Lugarno, Como and Oyster Bay.
Oatley was named after James Oatley Snr, a watch-maker and one-time convict who was transported to Botany Bay in 1814 for a life sentence. Oatley, however, was granted a conditional pardon in 1821 and received several land grants, including areas near the Georges River.
The estate remained with the Oatley family until it was acquired in 1881, where a subdivision plan was issued shortly after. A railway was opened in 1886; however, the area remained isolated for a long time as it was considered too remote. The location was officially named as Oatley in 1903 when a post office was established in the suburb.
It was also in the early 1900s when facilities started to open in Oatley, such as a combined post and telephone office, railway station, churches, shops and the Oatley School of Arts Hall, which was the meeting place for residents at that time.
From an area that thrived in the fishing and oyster farming industries, Oatley is now entirely a residential suburb. It is considered as a quiet and peaceful suburb - an ideal place to raise a family.
Several educational facilities are found in Oatley, which include: Oatley Public School, Oatley West Public School, St. Joseph's Catholic School and the Georges River College. A number of bush parks for families to enjoy are also found in Oatley like the Oatley Park and Oatley Pleasure Grounds.
The main commercial area in the suburb is located along Oatley Avenue and Frederick Street, near the railway station. Major supermarkets, restaurants and cafés are also found across the suburb.
As Oatley is surrounded by bodies of water, consequently, many water sports and recreation facilities are found around the Georges River and its bays.
This park is famous among residents and visitors alike due to the many activities offered in Oatley Park. Amenities for bbq, soccer fields, a swimming area and the historic Oatley Castle are found here.
Another place to enjoy the outdoors is the Moore Reserve—a 14.2-hectare park that features a kids playground, an enclosed area where dogs can play safely and other recreational facilities.